He's right!

I've done a couple "FrieNDA's" where there is no official NDA but discretion is requested. The studios do them to show they trust you and and appreciate you. And you keep them because you're not an asshat and you value your long term reputation.

Might not be THE best, but Resident Evil 4 is the first game that comes to mind.

Was not expecting Wukong to blow up like it did. Was expecting it to be popular (100k ish) But 2.4 mil? Sheeshhhhh Great game so far but I'm still near the beginning.

Played some more Wukong. It has flaws to be sure. Some big ones actually. But anyone trying to say this is just an "average" game is full of shit. This game has the juice.

Maybe not #1 but honestly it's up there. It's not MY #1 but I'm ok with it on a list like this.

What gameplay do you prefer when playing a competitive game?

Black Ops 6 isn't blowing me away in the slightest. But I also had a decent afternoon playing today. So yknow, pretty good for a Call of Duty.

A classic Halo style game would absolutely dominate in todays multiplayer market. Players are starved for a shooter with simple and easy to jump in mechanics, deep/durable content, diverse player expression & playstyles; and maybe most important of all… the community features.

Serious question: What do you still not "understand" about Classic Halo? What would you say trips you up the most when people say Halo should go back to that style?

Name a game mechanic or system that is fun but not necessarily "fair". What makes it fun long term?

ThunderBrush im convinced noone knows what will sell and what wont, and all u can do is make stuff youre excited about